In certain circles, Carl Reynolds' views on crime and punishment would be readily embraced. He believes Texas is locking up too many people at too high of a cost and that prisons have replaced the state's mental health system in dealing with the mentally ill. But in the nitty-gritty world of running the state's massive prison system, where Reynolds is general counsel, his philosophy is politically incorrect.
October 11, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
In certain circles, Carl Reynolds’ views on crime and punishment would be readily embraced. He believes that Texas is locking up too many people at too high of a cost and that prisons have replaced the state’s mental health system in dealing with the mentally ill.
But in the nitty-gritty world of running the state’s massive prison system, where Reynolds is general counsel, his philosophy is politically incorrect.
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